Op-ed
A bucket for a shower
By GHK Lall This is a story of Guyana, the country with the richest people on average in the world....
Read moreDetailsThe VP: He should listen to himself
By GHK Lall I received a tape of a recent press conference held by VP Jagdeo. There were revelations, mostly...
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Why I Will Never Celebrate Indian Arrival Day
By Rajiv Mohabir- Each year on May 5 Guyana celebrates “Indian Arrival Day,” commemorating the arrival of Indian indentured laborers...
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Shared governance can positively transform country and citizens- MP Figueira
Several weeks ago, my friend James Bond was seen in a photo with Vice President Bharat Jagdeo, which apparently was...
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Workers aren’t hungry for Pres Ali’s breakfast. They hunger for equal rights and justice
Monday President Irfaan Ali invited some trade union leaders to have breakfast with him at the former Governor's House, now called State House- fully aware...
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Labour Day Challenge for Tripartite Dialogue in National Interest- Samuel Goolsarran
Social dialogue is integral to the labour industrial relations systems. Tripartite labour advisory bodies have been common features in the...
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‘The Law is an Ass’ –Alexander
A reputable jurist, Lord Denning, once stated that the ‘Law is an Ass’. That was stated around 1959, some sixty-four...
Read moreDetailsOP-ED: Walk carefully around American interests: manage American expectations
By GHK Lall I have gone out of my way to warn the PPP Government’s movers and shakers, even begged...
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US Immigration Weekly Recap
By Felicia Persaud- Immigration again looks set to take center stage in next year’s general elections as the GOP plows...
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OP-ED: Guyana’s Careful Balancing of the Relationships with the US and China
The government of Guyana is striving to maintain a good relationship with both the United States and China, despite tensions...
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